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In fact, even if the brain is hit resulting in unconsciousness, permanent personality change, or a FateWorseThanDeath, it [[RealityIsUnrealistic might also not be fatal]]; [[http://www.thegunzone.com/11april86.html in fact, sometimes people even carry on fighting with such wounds]] (see also UsefulNotes/LeonTrotsky, who put up a fight even after taking an ice pick to the skull). Powerful large-calibre rounds shot at point-blank to liquefy the brain are needed for painless suicide, and real-life snipers doing a boom-headshot use a powerful rifle and high-velocity rounds to blow the head up Kennedy assassination-style; if the sniper does not want to be messy, he/she has to aim at a ''specific'' part of the head if (s)he is trying for a quick takedown; this is the medulla oblongata in the brainstem at the base of the brain, known as the "sweet spot" or "apricot", and it controls vital involuntary functions, most prominently breathing and heartbeat. Other military and police would only normally try for a headshot if there was some pressing reason they couldn't aim for the centre of mass (probability of an explosive vest detonating, preceding shot failed to put the target down, etc.; in the latter case, a shooter is still more likely to aim for the target's ''legs'', as per Ned Kelly).
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In fact, even if the brain is hit resulting in unconsciousness, permanent personality change, or a FateWorseThanDeath, it [[RealityIsUnrealistic might also not be fatal]]; [[http://www.thegunzone.com/11april86.html in fact, sometimes people even carry on fighting with such wounds]] (see also UsefulNotes/LeonTrotsky, who put up a fight even after taking an ice pick to the skull). Powerful large-calibre rounds shot at point-blank to liquefy the brain are needed for painless suicide, and real-life snipers doing a boom-headshot use a powerful rifle and high-velocity rounds to blow the head up Kennedy assassination-style; if the sniper does not want to be messy, he/she has to aim at a ''specific'' part of the head if (s)he is trying for a quick takedown; this is the medulla oblongata in the brainstem at the base of the brain, known as the "sweet spot" or "apricot", and it controls vital involuntary functions, most prominently breathing and heartbeat. Other military and police would only normally try for a headshot if there was some pressing reason they couldn't aim for the centre of mass (probability of an explosive vest detonating, preceding shot failed to put the target down, etc.; in the latter case, a shooter is still more likely to aim for the target's ''legs'', as per [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ned_Kelly Ned Kelly).Kelly]]).
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In fact, even if the brain is hit resulting in unconsciousness, permanent personality change, or a FateWorseThanDeath, it [[RealityIsUnrealistic might also not be fatal]]; [[http://www.thegunzone.com/11april86.html in fact, sometimes people even carry on fighting with such wounds]]. Powerful large-calibre rounds shot at point-blank to liquefy the brain are needed for painless suicide, and real-life snipers doing a boom-headshot use a powerful rifle and high-velocity rounds to blow the head up Kennedy assassination-style; if the sniper does not want to be messy, he/she has to aim at a ''specific'' part of the head if (s)he is trying for a quick takedown; this is the medulla oblongata in the brainstem at the base of the brain, known as the "sweet spot" or "apricot", and it controls vital involuntary functions, most prominently breathing and heartbeat. Other military and police would only normally try for a headshot if there was some pressing reason they couldn't aim for the centre of mass (probability of an explosive vest detonating, preceding shot failed to put the target down, etc.; in the latter case, a shooter is still more likely to aim for the target's ''legs'', as per Ned Kelly).
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In fact, even if the brain is hit resulting in unconsciousness, permanent personality change, or a FateWorseThanDeath, it [[RealityIsUnrealistic might also not be fatal]]; [[http://www.thegunzone.com/11april86.html in fact, sometimes people even carry on fighting with such wounds]].wounds]] (see also UsefulNotes/LeonTrotsky, who put up a fight even after taking an ice pick to the skull). Powerful large-calibre rounds shot at point-blank to liquefy the brain are needed for painless suicide, and real-life snipers doing a boom-headshot use a powerful rifle and high-velocity rounds to blow the head up Kennedy assassination-style; if the sniper does not want to be messy, he/she has to aim at a ''specific'' part of the head if (s)he is trying for a quick takedown; this is the medulla oblongata in the brainstem at the base of the brain, known as the "sweet spot" or "apricot", and it controls vital involuntary functions, most prominently breathing and heartbeat. Other military and police would only normally try for a headshot if there was some pressing reason they couldn't aim for the centre of mass (probability of an explosive vest detonating, preceding shot failed to put the target down, etc.; in the latter case, a shooter is still more likely to aim for the target's ''legs'', as per Ned Kelly).
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In fact, even if the brain is hit resulting in unconsciousness, permanent personality change, or a FateWorseThanDeath, it [[RealityIsUnrealistic might also not be fatal]]; [[http://www.thegunzone.com/11april86.html in fact, sometimes people even carry on fighting with such wounds]]. Powerful large-calibre rounds shot at point-blank to liquefy the brain are needed for painless suicide, and real-life snipers doing a boom-headshot use a powerful rifle and high-velocity rounds to blow the head up Kennedy assassination-style; if the sniper does not want to be messy, he/she has to aim at a ''specific'' part of the head if (s)he" trying for a quick takedown; this is the medulla oblongata in the brainstem at the base of the brain, known as the "sweet spot" or "apricot", and it controls vital involuntary functions, most prominently breathing and heartbeat. Other military and police would only normally try for a headshot if there was some pressing reason they couldn't aim for the centre of mass (probability of an explosive vest detonating, preceding shot failed to put the target down, etc.; in the latter case, a shooter is still more likely to aim for the target's ''legs'', as per Ned Kelly).
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In fact, even if the brain is hit resulting in unconsciousness, permanent personality change, or a FateWorseThanDeath, it [[RealityIsUnrealistic might also not be fatal]]; [[http://www.thegunzone.com/11april86.html in fact, sometimes people even carry on fighting with such wounds]]. Powerful large-calibre rounds shot at point-blank to liquefy the brain are needed for painless suicide, and real-life snipers doing a boom-headshot use a powerful rifle and high-velocity rounds to blow the head up Kennedy assassination-style; if the sniper does not want to be messy, he/she has to aim at a ''specific'' part of the head if (s)he" (s)he is trying for a quick takedown; this is the medulla oblongata in the brainstem at the base of the brain, known as the "sweet spot" or "apricot", and it controls vital involuntary functions, most prominently breathing and heartbeat. Other military and police would only normally try for a headshot if there was some pressing reason they couldn't aim for the centre of mass (probability of an explosive vest detonating, preceding shot failed to put the target down, etc.; in the latter case, a shooter is still more likely to aim for the target's ''legs'', as per Ned Kelly).
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In RealLife, while being shot in the head is seldom a ''good'' thing, the actual effects may vary significantly from the usual InstantDeathBullet depiction; the brain doesn't take up the entire head, after all, and bullets with poor velocity can fail to penetrate or deflect off the skull. Everyone who watches the news for a while has seen some story about someone [[TisOnlyABulletInTheBrain surviving a wound to the head]] with a ridiculously large object, be it a masonry nail, tool blade or even a scaffolding pole.
In fact, even if the brain is hit resulting in unconsciousness, permanent personality change or a FateWorseThanDeath, it [[RealityIsUnrealistic might also not be fatal]]; [[http://www.thegunzone.com/11april86.html in fact, sometimes people even carry on fighting with such wounds]]. Powerful large calibre rounds shot at point blank to liquefy the brain are needed for painless suicide, and real life snipers doing a boom-headshot use a powerful rifle and high-velocity rounds to blow the head up Kennedy assassination-style and/or if he does not want to be messy, has to aim at a ''specific'' part of the head if he's trying for a quick takedown; this is the medulla oblongata in the brainstem at the base of the brain, known as the "sweet spot" or "apricot", and it controls vital involuntary functions, most prominently breathing and heartbeat. Other military and police would only normally try for a headshot if there was some pressing reason they couldn't aim for the centre of mass (probability of an explosive vest detonating, preceding shot failed to put the target down, etc; in the latter case, a shooter is still more likely to aim for the target's ''legs'' as per Ned Kelly).
In fact, even if the brain is hit resulting in unconsciousness, permanent personality change or a FateWorseThanDeath, it [[RealityIsUnrealistic might also not be fatal]]; [[http://www.thegunzone.com/11april86.html in fact, sometimes people even carry on fighting with such wounds]]. Powerful large calibre rounds shot at point blank to liquefy the brain are needed for painless suicide, and real life snipers doing a boom-headshot use a powerful rifle and high-velocity rounds to blow the head up Kennedy assassination-style and/or if he does not want to be messy, has to aim at a ''specific'' part of the head if he's trying for a quick takedown; this is the medulla oblongata in the brainstem at the base of the brain, known as the "sweet spot" or "apricot", and it controls vital involuntary functions, most prominently breathing and heartbeat. Other military and police would only normally try for a headshot if there was some pressing reason they couldn't aim for the centre of mass (probability of an explosive vest detonating, preceding shot failed to put the target down, etc; in the latter case, a shooter is still more likely to aim for the target's ''legs'' as per Ned Kelly).
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In RealLife, while being shot in the head is seldom a ''good'' thing, the actual effects may vary significantly from the usual InstantDeathBullet depiction; the brain doesn't take up the entire head, after all, and bullets with poor velocity can fail to penetrate or deflect off the skull. skull (indeed, the skull is there largely to protect the brain from injury). Everyone who watches the news for a while has seen some story about someone [[TisOnlyABulletInTheBrain surviving a wound to the head]] with a ridiculously large object, be it a masonry nail, tool blade blade, or even a scaffolding pole.
In fact, even if the brain is hit resulting in unconsciousness, permanent personalitychange change, or a FateWorseThanDeath, it [[RealityIsUnrealistic might also not be fatal]]; [[http://www.thegunzone.com/11april86.html in fact, sometimes people even carry on fighting with such wounds]]. Powerful large calibre large-calibre rounds shot at point blank point-blank to liquefy the brain are needed for painless suicide, and real life real-life snipers doing a boom-headshot use a powerful rifle and high-velocity rounds to blow the head up Kennedy assassination-style and/or assassination-style; if he the sniper does not want to be messy, he/she has to aim at a ''specific'' part of the head if he's (s)he" trying for a quick takedown; this is the medulla oblongata in the brainstem at the base of the brain, known as the "sweet spot" or "apricot", and it controls vital involuntary functions, most prominently breathing and heartbeat. Other military and police would only normally try for a headshot if there was some pressing reason they couldn't aim for the centre of mass (probability of an explosive vest detonating, preceding shot failed to put the target down, etc; etc.; in the latter case, a shooter is still more likely to aim for the target's ''legs'' ''legs'', as per Ned Kelly).
In fact, even if the brain is hit resulting in unconsciousness, permanent personality
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In fact, even if the brain is hit resulting in unconsciousness, permanent personality change or a FateWorseThanDeath, it [[RealityIsUnrealistic might also not be fatal]]; [[http://www.thegunzone.com/11april86.html in fact, sometimes people even carry on fighting with such wounds]]. Powerful large calibre rounds shot at point blank to liquefy the brain are needed for painless suicide, and real life snipers doing a boom-headshot use a powerful rifle and high-velocity rounds to blow the head up Kennedy assassination-style and/or if he does not want to be messy, has to aim at a ''specific'' part of the head if he's trying for a quick takedown; this is the medulla oblongata in the brainstem at the base of the brain, known as the "sweet spot" or "apricot", and it controls vital involuntary functions, most prominently breathing and heartbeat. Other military and police would only normally try for a headshot if there was some pressing reason they couldn't aim for the centre of mass (probability of an explosive vest detonating, preceding shot failed to put the target down, etc; in the latter case, a shooter is still more likely to aim for the target's ''legs'' as per Ned Kelly).
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In fact, even if the brain is hit resulting in unconsciousness, permanent personality change or a FateWorseThanDeath, it [[RealityIsUnrealistic might also not be fatal]]; [[http://www.thegunzone.com/11april86.html in fact, sometimes people even carry on fighting with such wounds]]. Powerful large calibre rounds shot at point blank to liquefy the brain are needed for painless suicide, and real life snipers doing a boom-headshot use a powerful rifle and high-velocity rounds to blow the head up Kennedy assassination-style and/or if he does not want to be messy, has to aim at a ''specific'' part of the head if he's trying for a quick takedown; this is the medulla oblongata in the brainstem at the base of the brain, known as the "sweet spot" or "apricot", and it controls vital involuntary functions, most prominently breathing and heartbeat. Other military and police would only normally try for a headshot if there was some pressing reason they couldn't aim for the centre of mass (probability of an explosive vest detonating, preceding shot failed to put the target down, etc; in the latter case, a shooter is still more likely to aim for the target's ''legs'' as per Ned Kelly).Kelly).
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In RealLife, while being shot in the head is seldom a ''good'' thing, the actual effects may vary significantly from the usual InstantDeathBullet depiction; the brain doesn't take up the entire head, after all, and bullets with poor velocity can fail to penetrate or deflect off the skull. Everyone who watches the news for a while has seen some story about someone [[TisOnlyABulletInTheBrain surviving a wound to the head]] with a ridiculously large object, be it a masonry nail, tool blade or even a scaffolding pole.
In fact, even if the brain is hit resulting in unconsciousness, permanent personality change or a FateWorseThanDeath, it [[RealityIsUnrealistic might also not be fatal]]; [[http://www.thegunzone.com/11april86.html in fact, sometimes people even carry on fighting with such wounds]]. Powerful large calibre rounds shot at point blank to liquefy the brain are needed for painless suicide, and real life snipers doing a boom-headshot use a powerful rifle and high-velocity rounds to blow the head up Kennedy assassination-style and/or if he does not want to be messy, has to aim at a ''specific'' part of the head if he's trying for a quick takedown; this is the medulla oblongata in the brainstem at the base of the brain, known as the "sweet spot" or "apricot", and it controls vital involuntary functions, most prominently breathing and heartbeat. Other military and police would only normally try for a headshot if there was some pressing reason they couldn't aim for the centre of mass (probability of an explosive vest detonating, preceding shot failed to put the target down, etc; in the latter case, a shooter is still more likely to aim for the target's ''legs'' as per Ned Kelly).
In fact, even if the brain is hit resulting in unconsciousness, permanent personality change or a FateWorseThanDeath, it [[RealityIsUnrealistic might also not be fatal]]; [[http://www.thegunzone.com/11april86.html in fact, sometimes people even carry on fighting with such wounds]]. Powerful large calibre rounds shot at point blank to liquefy the brain are needed for painless suicide, and real life snipers doing a boom-headshot use a powerful rifle and high-velocity rounds to blow the head up Kennedy assassination-style and/or if he does not want to be messy, has to aim at a ''specific'' part of the head if he's trying for a quick takedown; this is the medulla oblongata in the brainstem at the base of the brain, known as the "sweet spot" or "apricot", and it controls vital involuntary functions, most prominently breathing and heartbeat. Other military and police would only normally try for a headshot if there was some pressing reason they couldn't aim for the centre of mass (probability of an explosive vest detonating, preceding shot failed to put the target down, etc; in the latter case, a shooter is still more likely to aim for the target's ''legs'' as per Ned Kelly).
